@_MG_ On the demonseed EDU, is there a way to bitbang out some kind of HID compliant response as a keyboard? I'd like to work on any machine I plug it into.
As far as I can figure out from searching around the digispark example keyboard it still requires digispark drivers to tell windows what to do with it once it's plugged in. When I plug it into a machine without the drivers it tells me it can't identify it.
@jpantuso @malanalysis i say that because I hate making them and I want anyone who works with them, likes them, or might think I would ever want to touch one to immediately disregard that thought
@_MG_ Micronucleus failed to install somehow, so I had to go back and do it manually. I installed it through zadig, but apparently this meant that windows gives the device the micronucleus drivers instead of the digistump drivers. Arduino can't find it under the micronucleus driver.
@_MG_ Well the good news is that despite having never soldered anything beyond copper pipes before, I somehow got through it without needing to buy a second kit.
Also all that smoke I inhaled due to my brilliant quarantine fume hood will make me a better hacker right?
@_MG_ That's perfect for what I'm doing because the prof doesn't know too much about security either, so basically my job is just to find more rabbit holes to explore. Firmware seemed like a good one, and this kit gives me a great way to screw around with USB firmware stuff.
@_MG_ Ordering a kit now, convinced my prof to let me incorporate it into my independent study. I can hardly believe I'm actually getting credits for this, it looks too fun!
@Merkyl999x @Skeptic_Gamer@reepal @SerjeTheRobot @WSOLogan@SuperAkouma but frames are how the game works bro just count them and display them bro ez takes one line of code bro